In this episode of the “Under the Radar” series, we explore one of the most beautiful pictures of grace in Scripture—the story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9. A forgotten man living in fear and obscurity is sought out by King David, not for judgment but for kindness. Mephibosheth is lifted from Lo-Debar, restored, and given a permanent place at the king’s table—treated not as a threat, not as a servant, but “as one of the king’s sons.” His story mirrors the gospel: God seeks us, restores us, a...
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In this episode of the “Under the Radar” series, we explore one of the most beautiful pictures of grace in Scripture—the story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9. A forgotten man living in fear and obscurity is sought out by King David, not for judgment but for kindness. Mephibosheth is lifted from Lo-Debar, restored, and given a permanent place at the king’s table—treated not as a threat, not as a servant, but “as one of the king’s sons.” His story mirrors the gospel: God seeks us, restores us, a...
Episode 87: All Out! What It Means to Be on the Team
A Man of HIS Word
8 minutes
1 week ago
Episode 87: All Out! What It Means to Be on the Team
In this follow-up to “No JV Christians,” Bob challenges men to move beyond belonging—to become fully engaged in the mission. Every believer has been drafted onto God’s team, but too many stand on the sidelines while the work goes undone. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 9, 2 Timothy 2, and Ephesians 4, this episode calls men to live ready—prepared, disciplined, and without excuse. Bob reminds listeners that grace gives the jersey, but discipline keeps you in the game. The Christian life is not a sp...
A Man of HIS Word
In this episode of the “Under the Radar” series, we explore one of the most beautiful pictures of grace in Scripture—the story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9. A forgotten man living in fear and obscurity is sought out by King David, not for judgment but for kindness. Mephibosheth is lifted from Lo-Debar, restored, and given a permanent place at the king’s table—treated not as a threat, not as a servant, but “as one of the king’s sons.” His story mirrors the gospel: God seeks us, restores us, a...
